3M Thinsulate Insulated Ski Touchscreen Gloves

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They keep my hands warm and dry during snow removal. Highly recommend this product as well as their coats.

The right size for a perfect day

Almost no moisture wicking away from the hands at all. Soggy hands if there's even minor perspiration.

I was very impressed with how warm these gloves are. I was the only one in my ski party with warm hands on a super cold day. Our last day it was in the low 30s, and I actually got pretty warm. My only complaint is that they don't have wrist straps, but you can easily get those aftermarket. Two big thumbs up!

The color makes them easy to find and ID someone on the ski slopes but not very warm...went skiing at 25 degrees F & got a little chilly in the finger tips. Fine for short exposure or > 32 degrees

I like the gloves (bought the gray ones). I put them beside a $70 pair and tried them on and they feel about the same. The outside is kind of soft so I am a bit concerned about how water resistant they will be; however, the feel nice and the leather grip should be good to keep wetness out there. I do wish they had an inside cuff to keep snow from falling back into them as that's the only main difference I can find. But overall...for $19, you can't beat the quality.

My husband used these gloves on our recent trip to Park City, in Feb, and they kept his hands warm while skiing and at night in 6 degree weather (with heat packs in them). It has a zipper on the outside for putting stuff in there such as heat packs. He said they kept his hands dry the whole time. They were better than the Dakine ones we bought in the past for much more money. Highly recommend!